Sunny3
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Can you be a bit more specific please? Yes you mean to It can be an issue? Or he should mention the 2 months not getting paid and not working? -
My husband is currently working, but he has been for almost 2 months without a paycheck because of an issue with a badge at work. Can that be a problem when we have to complete the Affidavit of Support? Should he mention that?
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We can not find that information, that's why I ask on this app
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We want to make sure we upload everything correctly on the NVC stage preparing documents and wondering if any of them (marriage license, police records, death certificate of 1st spouse, etc) must have an apostille? Thanks for the replies. Can't find the information on embassy or Uscis websites
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Do I need the physical copy of my Birth Certificate or it can be the digital PDF version of it? And does it need to be apostilled and legalized? We're on the NVC stage for CR1 visa, preparing documents to upload.
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Sunny3 reacted to a post in a topic:
Diabetic carrying food and CGM during interviews/exam
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Even without insulin intake a diabetic can have sudden hypoglycemia. Food is mandatory and the CGM sensor is vital and can not remove it.
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I'm CR1 Beneficiary. I was wondering if there's any diabetic or hypoglycemic (who must carry glucose or snacks all times in order to avoid low blood sugar), as I read the Medical examination and interview time and the embassy can take hours, Are we allowed to bring glucose or snacks and also bring a CGM (Continuous glucose Monitor) inserted in the arm? Or it would be an issue that could affect my medical examination? I'm sure there are many diabetics on a CR1 visa process and we all know that when we crash we must eat -ingest glucose or we can pass out. No one should ever leave low blood sugar unattended.
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SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic:
Beneficiary needs urgent medical treatment in the U.S.
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SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic:
Beneficiary needs urgent medical treatment in the U.S.
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SalishSea reacted to a post in a topic:
Beneficiary needs urgent medical treatment in the U.S.
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We deleted the fundraiser, so you don't have to worry.
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That's so wrong. Imagine a married couple in their senior citizen age with health limitations naturally due age. They can't apply for a CR1 and get approved?? 🥺 or a U.S. citizen marrying a stroke survivor from abroad
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Where can I read the new post we just wrote?
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Why confused Salishsea?? Not everybody is rich
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Oh Ok. I would prefer to have this fundraiser one separated but I guess. Some replies from some members on old topic were not too kind
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So I guess every person with health limitations or chronic illnesses are being questioned about public charge?? 😳
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My husband works in an Airline so travelling is not an issue. No dentist wants to treat me abroad and we can only go to local surgeon in my husband's town covered by insurance. Mayo Clinic is not covered. Plus I can not travel multiple times because other chronic illnesses. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.